The Diary Game || 17-10-25 || Designing A Burial Programme For My Client

Greetings, fellow Steemians,

I want to share how I made my design today by designing an A4 burial program for a client on his father's burial that is coming up on the 25th of October, 2025, and he loves it so much.

Ok, I am a graphic designer and a photographer, so today I was able to design and print for a client.

I made use of Corel x7 for my designs, so after booting my system, I refreshed the system several times so that it could function effectively to avoid any malfunction. After refreshing on the desktop, I clicked on Corel Draw x7, and it loaded. After loading, it led me to the work page. I clicked on "new document" and opened a blank new document.

After that, I imported my backgrounds and the deceased image that I cropped and edited using Adobe Photoshop. I then set the size to A4 landscape, double-clicked on the rectangular tool, and then put a color, imported my background, and power-clipped them on the shape on my work page. I made use of the ruler tool to make some demarcation and scaling on my work with the measurement.

I also insert my text into it and ensure to use a nice font size and font style that will suit my job. As a creative graphic designer, I made use of very smart color combinations to have that perfect design. When I was done with my cover page, I moved down to my page two on the CorelDraw, which carries the inside of the program.

So the inside of the program is a one-color work, so it was not really stressful, and it is an 8-page program, which is a two-set printing. So page one on the program carries page one and page eight. On page one there is the introduction of the program, while page twelve carries the condolence.

I then move some to page 3 on my CorelDraw, which carries page two and page seven. Page two is the order of service of the program, while page seven is the tributes. I was then done with that set; I moved to the next set.

This set on CorelDraw was on page four, which carries page three and page six. Page three of the program consists of the hymns and the tributes. After that, I moved down to the next page on my CorelDRAW, which is page five and the last page of my work.

This page consists of page four and page five of the burial program. Page four and page five are the biography of the man who died at the age of 66 years. His birth and parentage, social life, Christianity, married life, and death.

It was a very nice one. I love my job, so after the design and editing, I have to go through my work over and over again to avoid mistakes, which will happen to be an error, which I am avoiding as a graphic designer.

After everything, my work was printed out using the DI printing machine.

I love my work.